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Mariners' Chris Ray helps create beer flavored with maple bats.

Jorge Posada's mini tantrum about batting ninth is just the beginning.

Jim Caple revisits Ted Williams' last at-bat on its 50th anniversary.

SEATTLE -- Welcome to the major leagues, kid. You've earned it. After all, you've probably worked a long time to get here. Perhaps you started in a wood bat league while in college, living with a host family and getting used to life on the road . Ma...

The Iraqi national baseball team is in desperate need of new uniforms, and a small U.S. company is stepping up to the plate.

It's time to debunk the hogwash notion that the Home Run Derby ruins players' swings.

Jim is pumped for a cycling season that includes Lance's return and plenty of drama and dirt.

Jim Caple has a piece of advice for his hometown Seattle Mariners: Go sign Barry Lamar Bonds.

To truly enjoy a ballgame, you need to bring an old friend to share a good conversation.

Page 2's Jim Caple braves the flotsam and jetsam of McCovey Cove amid the eccentric flotilla at the Home Run Derby.

If you're one who complains about baseball players using steroids, Jim Caple has a message for you: Stop using that aluminum softball bat.

After spending a few days in San Francisco, Jim Caple discovered that elder statesmen are alive and well in baseball.

Jim Caple got some replica bats, used by legends like Babe Ruth, and let current major leaguers give 'em a try. So how'd they do?

There's only four or five things to watch in any Mariners game -- Ichiro's at-bats.

Page 2's Jim Caple bats against Mariners minor leaguer Matt Thornton in a real game. Can he put the ball in play?

Johnny Damon's sporting the scruffy look this season. But some Boston hairstylists think he needs a makeover.